Dr. Francis Robicsek Rosa Change Peace
This day was held in the Court of Peace, National Palace of Culture, changing the Rosa, by the heart surgeon Francis Robicsek, president of the Heineman Foundation, for their contribution to health and support Unit Cardiovascular Surgery for over Guatemala 40 years old.
Granting Change of the Rose of Peace was led by Rosa Perez Leal, wife of the President of Guatemala, which highlighted the work and cooperation of Dr. Robicsek and the Heineman Foundation donation of technology equipment for hospitals and the people of Guatemala who need it most.
Castillian Clariza, Deputy Minister of Culture, Shown Dr.. Francis Robicsek is a true example, because of their merits and love for Guatemala. Through their knowledge and mission as a doctor, has provided many Guatemalans the chance to enjoy the right to good health, why he was recognized with the change of the Rose and the appointment of a Messenger of Peace in Guatemala.
Dr.. Francis Robicsek nation Miskloc, Hungary, where he completed his studies and began his medical career, moved to the United States to 31 memorable years where he developed a career as a cardiac surgeon. The program established the first open heart surgery in western North Carolina and performed the first heart transplant in Charlotte 1986.
He has more than 36 thousand heart operations and work and discoveries in cardiac surgery have helped propel this field worldwide and Guatemala.
The Ministry of Culture and Sports congratulates this renowned cardiologist who has contributed to the welfare of Guatemalans.
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No mention anything about a “beautiful book” que se llama The Smoking Gods, on the use of tabacco between the ancient Maya. It is a luxury publication, very scientific, I have the book and I find it admirable. I think they should have mentioned the work, because it is unique in its kind. Few experts have dealt. This book should should be better known. But just because the topic is the use of snuff among the Maya, in should be a taboo. The usaban ceremonially.
Thanks Dr. Robiscek.